Recent content by wsurff

In from the side, in front of the rear tire. Have a shop vac on the filler port to minimize fluid loss. Have a strap wrench available. They are a bear to remove the first time, with minimal room for removal equipment.

Agree with the above. No sledge should be needed. the pins on my BH92 slide out by hand.

Sure, thanks! On the one hand, cheaper to just asked some of the very knowledgeable people on this site regarding anything Kubota. On the other hand, looks like a great addition to any toolbox, I'll likely add one to mine.

With regard to the mid-PTO lever, I had mine fall down and disengage on its own at times in the past. Recently hasn't been an issue. I do give it a firm pull up and once I get PTO up to speed it wasn't an issue on my last run a couple of weeks ago. If it just continues to fall despite your...

I have a Summit 2x multiplier on my L6060. Works well. Sounds like you may need a 3x multiplier for your needs.

Take a look at these videos. The 4 point hitch hook up is the same as with my L2195 blower and for making the connection to your blower you can likely reverse the action you see on the Rock River Acres vid.

That sounds impressive. Hope to see some pics when you have it installed!

Good point

sorry for that. Done.

I needed a mounting bracket for my cabbed L6060 as attaching my 2x multiplier to the existing remotes resulted in the bracket for the remotes bending due to the weight of the multiplier with hoses attached(easily fixed with an anvil and a sledgehammer). Came up with this design utilizing 3/8 x...

Sure, just found my original "back of the envelope" calculations and I got 3.85". I think the take-home message is to do your own measurements and allow for some "wiggle room" by drilling the holes in your bracket a bit larger than the bolt size. Everything seems to work on my build. I'll...

Honestly, the part looks exactly the same as on my L6060. Were talking about variances of a few hundredths of an inch. Most likely due to slight variations on how the tractor's mounting plate was applied. When I drilled my plate to attach, I drilled slightly larger holes than 10 mm in order to...

My bracket is already on the tractor, but measuring hex bolt center to center is ~3.84". Got similar measurement on a scrap piece(due to a welding screw-up) that fit on the tractor when I did a test connection. It's almost put together. Pic's to follow when setup complete.

Thanks for that! I'll give that a go. I'll get some pics up when completed. It's only a 1x2 multiplier, but was heavy enough, with hoses connected, to bend the bracket holding the 2 rear remotes.

Anyone have an idea of what size bolt would fit these threaded holes on the right rear support of my cabbed L6060? I'd like to use them for a bracket to mount a hydraulic multiplier.